Montenegro is a country heading towards Europe, a friend of the United Kingdom, and it is going through changes and modernization at high speed, British Ambassador Keren Maddocks says in an interview for RTV Niksic.
After all the political turbulences and events that led to the fall of the Government, the ambassador believes that the solution lies in democratic processes.
“The solution should come from the people or from the representatives elected by the people. Montenegrin voters elected their representatives in the 2020 elections, and those MPs can decide how best to promote the interests of their supporters. If these MPs decide to form a new minority government, it could work if the parties manage to find language common enough (or enough will to compromise). New elections would be another possible way forward, if MPs think it is the best way, it is also an alternative. I don’t think one way is better than the other. You just have to follow the democratic process, and if the first option fails, try the second one”, says Maddocks.
